On 28 September 2026, Zimbabwe saw local access to a major Dangote refinery share offer, practical guidance for farmers to follow real rainfall conditions, a sharp rise in Harare traffic-camera detections and a sold-out AFCON qualifier at the National Sports Stadium.

Vurombo Primary in Masvingo has acquired its first-ever school bus, a $230,000 Yutong D14, marking a historic milestone for the 1,462-pupil institution 38 years after its founding.

A roundup of Zimbabwe’s top stories on September 26, 2026: a Gokwe man commits suicide after a job scam, Walter Mzembi faces insolvency, Clive Majoni is convicted of fraud, and Nisha TS headlines Peace in the Hood.

The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights has formally asked the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission to walk into the country’s prisons and document how deaf, mute and hard-of-hearing inmates are held, saying the case of Fanuel Masora exposed gaps the correctional system has never closed.

Parliament has disclosed that just 20 of Zimbabwe’s 63 sewage treatment plants remain functional, exposing a nationwide collapse in wastewater management that is intensifying disease risks and fuelling demands for urgent service delivery reform.